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1 online resource |
Series |
SpringerBriefs in Computer Science, 2191-5776 |
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SpringerBriefs in computer science, 2191-5776
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Contents |
Introduction -- Probabilistic Risk Assessment: Nuclear Power Plants and Introduction to the Context of Cyber Security -- Machine Learning based Abnormal Event Detection and Classification -- Game-Theoretic Design of Response Systems -- Experimental Testbeds and Design of Experiments -- Conclusions |
Summary |
This SpringerBrief presents a brief introduction to probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), followed by a discussion of abnormal event detection techniques in industrial control systems (ICS). It also provides an introduction to the use of game theory for the development of cyber-attack response models and a discussion on the experimental testbeds used for ICS cyber security research. The probabilistic risk assessment framework used by the nuclear industry provides a valid framework to understand the impacts of cyber-attacks in the physical world. An introduction to the PRA techniques such as fault trees, and event trees is provided along with a discussion on different levels of PRA and the application of PRA techniques in the context of cybersecurity. A discussion on machine learning based fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) methods and cyber-attack detection methods for industrial control systems are introduced in this book as well. A dynamic Bayesian networks based method that can be used to detect an abnormal event and classify it as either a component fault induced safety event or a cyber-attack is discussed. An introduction to the stochastic game formulation of the attacker-defender interaction in the context of cyber-attacks on industrial control systems to compute optimal response strategies is presented. Besides supporting cyber-attack response, the analysis based on the game model also supports the behavioral study of the defender and the attacker during a cyber-attack, and the results can then be used to analyze the risk to the system caused by a cyber-attack. A brief review of the current state of experimental testbeds used in ICS cybersecurity research and a comparison of the structures of various testbeds and the attack scenarios supported by those testbeds is included. A description of a testbed for nuclear power applications, followed by a discussion on the design of experiments that can be carried out on the testbed and the associated results is covered as well. This SpringerBrief is a useful resource tool for researchers working in the areas of cyber security for industrial control systems, energy systems and cyber physical systems. Advanced-level students that study these topics will also find this SpringerBrief useful as a study guide |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed October 20, 2022) |
Subject |
Computer security.
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Nuclear power plants -- Security measures
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Computer security
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Nuclear power plants -- Security measures
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Ray, Indrajit (Computer scientist), author.
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Zhu, Quanyan, author.
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Vaddi, Pavan Kumar, author
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Zhao, Yunfei, 1980- author.
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Huang, Linan, author
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Diao, Xiaoxu, author
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Talukdar, Rakibul, author
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Pietrykowski, Michael C. author
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ISBN |
9783031127113 |
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3031127110 |
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